Question 1

When the router is configured in Bridge Mode to connect wireless devices to Internet, its Ethernet port is still enabled to connect a wired computer to Internet as well?

Accepted Answer

YouTube your model number and the right questions. Someone will tell you how to use it in any way you'd like.

Question 2

Will the router power up automatically if given power? I plan on using this in a car environment and would like it to automatically start up when the car is running.

Accepted Answer

After initial configuration it would just like any other router (power outages at home) now if it would start when you turn your car on depends on the car wiring and how you plan on powering it

Question 3

I don't see any information about encryption of the wireless signal, WEP, WAP, WAP2, anything?

Accepted Answer

It does have settings to make it encrypted.

Question 4

It doesn't support Windows Devices, what does that mean? I can't access internet from my Windows 7&8 Laptop? Please answer.
Another question: what is the radius of wifi coverage?

Thanks!

Accepted Answer

Just confirmed that it does in fact work with windows 7 & 8 computers.

Question 5

Would this work with a headless web server on a Rasbpi and a battery pack to create "portable wifi website"?

Accepted Answer

I'm not sure I understand your question, but it can access external wifi APs and connect using the ethernet port on the Pi, though you would have to configure that (for each new wifi AP - not as "portable"?).

Question 6

once i have set up the nano, how do i get the Internet to work?  my phones Shows that i am on wifi, however, the admin page keeps popping up and not any type Internet.  10.10.10.254 page just keeps coming up?????

Accepted Answer

sign in, and select the network you want to bridge through. or plug in the ethernet cable and use the switch to put it from bridge mode to wired.

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